Sunday, January 28, 2007
As if I needed evidence that my heart was fickle...
...I am SO glad to be home. I had to miss church today (low cell precautions, no one wants to visit a church for the first time masked and unallowed to shake hands with people!) but Dave and the kids visited a lovely place recommended by our painter. DD1 has requested that she be allowed to try out their Wednesday night youth program.
I was able to make dinner and clean the kitchen; even got a few boxes unpacked and did some driving around to check out the area (safely from my car windows--grin). It's been a full day for three days post-chemo and I'm TIRED.
I'm also deliberately avoiding the last part of lesson planning for next week--always my least favorite part of homeschooling. It's times like these when something totally scheduled and pre-packaged really looks appealing--it's not really, but today it looks almost as good as that whole Sears appliance sale (no interest for one year, free delivery--just say NO, Heather!).
And I was just telling Laurie TODAY that she could gobsmack me if I whined about doing my job, because that's all I really wanted to do. Good thing she's gracious.
Good thing He is gracious every time I fall short--and I do so often.
Thank you Lord for being HOME today, lesson plans wanting and all.
I was able to make dinner and clean the kitchen; even got a few boxes unpacked and did some driving around to check out the area (safely from my car windows--grin). It's been a full day for three days post-chemo and I'm TIRED.
I'm also deliberately avoiding the last part of lesson planning for next week--always my least favorite part of homeschooling. It's times like these when something totally scheduled and pre-packaged really looks appealing--it's not really, but today it looks almost as good as that whole Sears appliance sale (no interest for one year, free delivery--just say NO, Heather!).
And I was just telling Laurie TODAY that she could gobsmack me if I whined about doing my job, because that's all I really wanted to do. Good thing she's gracious.
Good thing He is gracious every time I fall short--and I do so often.
Thank you Lord for being HOME today, lesson plans wanting and all.
2 Comments:
Great post, Heather! The picture is gorgeous!! May God continue to reveal his graciousness to you...
Blessings.
Susan
Moi??? Gracious??? I guess you've rubbed off on me [tee hee hee]. :-)
Love ya,
Laurie
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